Earlier this month, I wrote an introduction on validation and sanitization in WordPress, which emphasized the importance of making sure that data coming into your site via HTTP requests or into PHP functions is authorized, properly formed, and not malicious. That article was all about inputs. This one is all about outputs. We are going to discuss the precautions to take when retrieving data out of the database to display or input in other classes or functions. I hope by this point you are learning to trust no one and nothing. The same goes for the database. Repeat after me,”the database […]
Torque Toons: #ilovewp
Don’t forget to share your #ilovewp testimonials for a change to be featured. In case you missed it, check out our toon from last week. Have an idea for a Torque Toon? Leave your ideas in the comments below!
28 High-Quality Resources To Learn JavaScript For WordPress
Learn Javascript, deeply. – Matt Mullenweg Even if you haven’t watched the 2015 State of the Word address, there’s one takeaway that everyone is talking about: The future of WordPress and the web are API-powered JavaScript applications. The new WordPress.com user interface Calypso was already a sign of things to come. Not only is it utilizing the WP REST API but build with Node.js and React powering the whole thing, it is also completely based on JavaScript which will be a key part of the WordPress technology stack in years to come. So, it’s clear that it’s time to learn JavaScript […]
What’s New In WordPress: 1/25/2016
Have a news tip or an upcoming event you’d like to see in our weekly ‘What’s New In WordPress’ roundup? Write us at [email protected]. Contributor Weekend: Support Forms : The weekend of Jan. 30-31 marks the first ever worldwide contributor’s day, and it is centered around the Support Team. See how many requests you can answer within the weekend either with a friend or alone. Early Bird WooConf Tickets Now On Sale: Hurry and get your WooConf tickets at the discounted early bird price. The conference is April 6-8 but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t start planning now. WordPress Revamps […]
WordPress Revamps Testimonials Page Using #Ilovewp
Perhaps you cut your teeth on web development with your first WordPress blog. Maybe you paid your way through college developing WordPress sites for small businesses. Or maybe you attended your first WordCamp and instantly found yourself at home with a welcoming community of like-minded people. Whatever your reason for loving WordPress, Matt Mullenweg wants to know. Share your WordPress story for a chance to have it featured on the new testimonials page. Using the #ilovewp hashtag, share a blog post with your WordPress journey on Twitter or Facebook. Since its launch in 2002, the open-source software has been freely […]

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